2. Unit Connection
Electrical connection data
Connected load [kW]
Convection output
[kW]
Motor output [W]
Rated current [A]
Connection cross-
section [
mm²]
*
recommended connection cross-section laid in
open air at max. 5 m length!
•
The unit was tested ex works for a
leakage current < 5 mA (EN 60335-
1:2002).
2.3 Connecting to the water supply
•
In the building's water system install a
separate stop tap with filter for each
unit (0.5 mm). This should only be
opened when the combi steamer is in
operation.
•
The water pressure (flow pressure)
must be at least 200 kPa (2bar) and
max. 600 kPa (6 bar).
•
Connect the water via a pressure hose
with a ¾" screw connection.
Before connecting the water
installation, rinse out the on-site water
pipe.
•
Find out about the water quality and
water hardness from your local water
company.
•
The water must have the following
properties:
Cold water of drinking water quality
(soft water)
1/N/PE
3/N/PE
230V
400V
50/60 Hz
50/60 Hz
3,0
5,7
2,7
5,4
250
250
13,1
11,8
3 x 2.5
5 x 2.5
26
Total
hardness:
pH:
Conductivity:
-
CI
:
-
SO
:
4
Fe:
Mn:
Cu:
Cl
:
2
N.B:
7°dH equates to
•
Connect a sediment filter (0.08 mm) in
series if the water is impure.
•
With a chlorine concentration
(Cl
> 0.1 mg/l) connect an activated
2
carbon filter in series.
•
For a water hardness >7° dH the
manufacturer recommends a hydrogen
ion exchanger (partial
demineralization).
•
When exceeding the chloride value
-
(Cl
) the manufacturer recommends full
demineralization. The resultant water
quality must match the details above
(cf. table).
•
If you install a combination of filters
and water treatment units, take care
with the order in which they are
installed: sediment filter, activated
carbon filter, hydrogen ion exchanger,
stop-cock.
5-7°dH
6.5 to 8.5
10-200µS/cm
max 100mg/l
max 400mg/l
max 0.1mg/l
max 0.05mg/l
max 0.05mg/l
max 0.1mg/l
13°f
8.8°e
125 ppm (USA)